Closed imaustink closed 8 years ago
ESP8266 can't support 5G. It only support 2.4G. What type is your Wi-Fi?
It's a dual band router. 2.4 and 5Ghz are supported.
What firmware revision is the esp-11 module?
You can type the AT commands to get this.
AT+GMR
Could you write an example of how to do that?
If you use SoftwareSerial, then download the sketch, otherwise download the hardwareSerialMonitor.ino sketch.
Then you can input the AT commands in the serial monitor on Arduino IDE.
Okay, I tried that and it doesn't respond.
Which one did you try?
I tied both examples provided.
Do you have any other Wi-Fi spot?
Neither of those sketches are working for me either. It would be great if you could add a really simple sketch just showing how to connect to WiFi.
I have lot's of Wi-Fi sources. The cactus will not connect to any of them though.
To be real with you I have already accepted that the cactus micro does not function as advertised. I will be moving my project to DigiStump oaks after their release in October and I will develop on the Particle platform for now...
Thanks for your input @imaustink. It's frustrating (as a relative beginner) when the current documentation is so sparse.
Particle.io sells the Photon for $20, ships this month. Take a look at their API Docs and behold their beauty.
Cactus Micro is designed to use simple AT command to play Wi-Fi. I have tested on many Wi-Fi sources and works. Many buyers give me nice response about it.
I don't know which step you have played. Can u answer me some question?
Yes. The serial monitor logged it was not connected. That's all. I tried both examples provided.
Hi,
Could you please try the sketch httpPost.ino?
Please edit the SSID and pass.
Run the sketch and give me a screenshot for the serial monitor.
Thank you.
I am unable to get the cactus micro to connect to my network with any example.